Sentence examples for agreement imposed from inspiring English sources

It could involve an imposed peace agreement imposed on both sides and enforced by international peacekeepers.

The Oslo agreement imposed a comprehensive ban on the use, production, stockpiling and sale of cluster munitions.

That same year, SWRI sued FieldTurf for, among other things, violating the confidentiality agreement imposed from the first suit.

It was leased in perpetuity to the US under a 1901 agreement imposed while Cuba was still under US military occupation.

Broadreach executives wouldn't comment on the case, citing a confidentiality agreement imposed by an arbitrator, who heard arguments in the case in mid-June.

Hun Sen, however, refused to cede power, and, under an agreement imposed by international powers, a coalition government was formed, with the prince named first prime minister and Hun Sen second prime minister.

The agreement imposes development restrictions around the reservoirs.

Hollande insists the agreement imposes too much austerity and does too little to spur growth.

After that, China abandoned elements of the agreement, imposing Communist administration on the region.

The agreement imposes the $50 to $100 co-payments for about one-fifth of current and retired city employees, and eliminates coverage for preventive dental care at certain offices.

The Kyoto protocol is an international agreement imposing limits on emissions of carbon dioxide and other gases scientists blame for rising world temperatures, melting glaciers and rising oceans.